# Frequently Asked Questions

## &#x20;**Is Sodium open-source ?** <a href="#is-sodium-open-source" id="is-sodium-open-source"></a>

Currently, no.

## &#x20;**What is Domain-Specific Language (DSL):** <a href="#what-is-domain-specific-language-dsl" id="what-is-domain-specific-language-dsl"></a>

A domain-specific language (DSL) is a computer language specialized to a particular application domain. This is in contrast to a general-purpose language (GPL), which is broadly applicable across domains.

For more information, <https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Domain-specific_language>​

**Will Sodium support different Operation Systems other than Microsoft Windows ?**

It must run on other systems too. However, I need support for that.

**Will you create a converter application from Oracle Forms to Sodium ?**

It is not an easy task and Sodium is not mature enough for that at the moment. Therefore, I am currently focused on development of Sodium. Without Sodium, converter application is useless. However, if someone decide to write a converter application (which is easer than Sodium), I'll move my focus to this objective since **lots of people/client I know are waiting for that.**

**Sodium currently supports Oracle and PostgreSQL databases. What is next ?**

**​**[**Roadmap**](https://sodium.gitbook.io/sodium/roadmap)**​**


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